This 2013 photograph shows the Standard Building and the taller skyscrapers which surround it today. While originally built as a bank building, for decades has been known mostly as an office building and for the many law firms with offices there. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (now, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen), which had headquarters in the Engineers Building from 1910 until 1989 when that building was torn down, relocated to the Standard Building in 1989. It remained there until 2014, the year in which it sold the building and moved to its new headquarters in Independence, a suburb of Cleveland. The Standard Building is currently (2017) being redeveloped into a luxury apartment building. | Date: 2013Download Original File
